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Paul Pitts

Feb 27, 1937 — Nov 2, 2026

Paul Pitts

Paul Rice Pitts passed away peacefully at his home on November 2nd, 2026, surrounded by his family.

Born in Warren, Texas on February 27, 1937, he is preceded in death by his wife Carol Pitts, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Pitts, and brothers, Hugh Lynn Pitts and Red Pitts. The family owned The Magnolia café in Woodville, Texas. Paul's early years along with his brother were spent working with their parents at the café . Paul's nickname “Roundy” became a popular hamburger at the café known as “The Roundy Burger."

After high school, Paul attended Texas Christian University where he played football. He played in the Cotton Bowl and the Bluebonnet Bowl. Paul was a member of The TCU alumni association.

After college Paul served in the US Army base in Hawaii.

Paul met his wife, Carol, of 57 years in Houston, Texas. They married in 1969. After living in Houston, the family moved to Conroe, Texas, where Paul worked in Real Estate. After retirement he and his wife Carol moved to the Texas Hill Country and spent 33 years enjoying their friends and family at their beloved Holiday Hill. Paul was involved in many community service activities, and spent many mornings at his coffee club at the Hunt Store. He and Carol were long time members of Hunt United Methodist Church.

Paul never met a stranger and was a friend to all. He loved his family and enjoyed when everyone came to visit, and especially when the boys came to work on the property. There was always something to be done.

Five days after the passing of his beloved Carol, he decided to join her in heaven. A true testament of their love for each other.

Survivors include sons, Doug Pitts (Joanna) of Oklahoma, Davis Pitts (Lyndi) of Fort Worth, and daughter Shannon Murphy of Hellerton, PA.

Grandchildren, Lauren, Connor, Douglas, Caroline, Jon and Morgan, and 4 great grandchildren.

A Memorial service will be held at Hunt United Methodist Church Saturday November 21st at 2 PM

The service will honor both Paul and Carol.

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